I would suggest that under the current legislation we have for sanctions, any of those individuals could already be named and sanctioned very specifically.
The slippery slope in the space of an expanded family definition is that for visa processing, what we receive from a sanctions perspective is the name of the sanctioned individual. It's impossible to calculate the brother-in-law, the grandmother, the sister, the aunt or the uncle. When a visa officer receives an application, it would say, “James Bezan. Sanctioned individual”. You're inadmissible—